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Dizzie Dean District
and State Tournaments - HPYA is happy to announce the Park will host
the Boys Baseball District Tournament for the nine and fourteen year-old
divisions and the State Tournament for the seven and eleven year-olds.
The District Tournament will start on June 27 and the State Tournament
will begin July 4. This is a great opportunity for the community and local
businesses to get involved with the park as more than 50 teams will be
visiting the park from around the state. A tournament program will be
available, recognizing all participating teams, as well as promote our
local sponsoring businesses. If you are interested in sponsoring an ad
in their program, please contact Jamie Harris at hurricanesbb@msn.com.
Mike Sansing Baseball Camp - Come
out and train with Coach Mike Sansing of Kennesaw State University, June
2 - 5. Coach Sansing begins his 12th season at the University where he
has taken his team to six National Tournaments. Camp hours will be from
9 a..m - 12 noon for ages seven through twelve, and 1 - 4 p.m. for ages
thirteen through sixteen. For more information, please contact Jamie Harris
at hurricanesbb@msn.com.
Board of Directors Election - Attention
Founding Members: Elections are coming for the Board of Directors. Current
Board Members are all running for re-election. If you or someone you know
is interested in running for a Board position, please contact Byron Kizer
at (404) 444-0396 to submit your nomination.
Chairman's Letter
As I enter my second season as Chairman of
the HPYA, I remain excited about the future of our park. My responsibilities
are filled with the satisfaction of providing a youth program for over
1,300 boys and girls to enjoy the great game of baseball and softball.
Serving as Chairman, I have been given the opportunity to work with volunteers
who donate their valuable time in support of the park. For their efforts,
I express my sincere gratitude and appreciation.
HPYA is all about providing a fair and equal
recreational outlet for our children and community. I remain committed
to this purpose and continue to build HPYA into the best community supported
youth baseball and softball program in the state of Georgia. HPYA is a
program unique in makeup and structure. Our park is a not-for-profit organization
completely self-funded through registration proceeds, corporate donations
and fund-raisers. Our park is managed and supported through 100% volunteer
time and effort.
I firmly believe the work of our Board Members,
League Directors, Coaches, Team Parents, Parents, Players, Sponsors and
others will continue to provide a family-oriented recreational program,
which continues to become a vital part of our community. I ask for your
personal support in helping me make the HPYA the best it can be for our
children and our community.
Best regards,
Byron Kizer, III
Chairman, HPYA
www.HPYA.org
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